The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-14

Mr.. J. 7. Savage returned from In
diana Monday. He visited his sisters.
His daughter, Meta, did not return wit h
! him.
The Scotland Neck young ladies, so
beautiful and fair
Go to Hoffrnan's to get their handsome
neck wear.
10 any who are not III the habit of
dropping in our store: When in town, call
IN the future, and we will save you
money, even If we should fail to sell you.
Edmondson Il Josey.
The Social Class is the name of the
play that will be rendered on the 9th un
der the auspices Of the Temperance AS
ISOLATION.
In pant goods, and furniture Hoffman
can surpaSS.
Every merchant in the town of the
very tirlt class.
Prepare for the fall, go to Edmondson
& Joscy's and buy you nice outfit, they
have large and well selected stock. Can
furnish you with anything from a cambria
needle to WmshIp Cotton Gin. Call
and see them.
Mr.. e. Z. Hill, OF Washington, n, c.,
was in town Monday. He was on the
Progress but gave 1t up to give his entire
attention to law.
Hoffman has the graudest assortment
OF men's, ladies' and children's shoes
in the market
AS the old darkey said, while on his
way,
Is gong to see Mr.. Hoffman dis here
day
And dar I'll get the very best shoe,
And besides he'll fling in stockings too.
We make the statement without fear of
challenge, that the largest, cheapest and
neatcst line Of clothing ever before offer
ed in this tow n, is now on sale at n. B.
Josey & Co.'S.
Mr.. T. E. Whitaker has even now nice
watermelons. That is the way to do,
when you plant watermelon seed, plant
them so you will have melons from une
to November.
Hcffman's dress goods are handsome
and complete.
The ladies' come from all parts of the
street;
Yes, they came from far and near
And firmly assert that Hoffman's goods
are by no means dear.
We especially invite the attention of
ladies desiring neat lifting and durable
shoes to call and see our line of Reeds
shoes. Every pair warranted to give
perfect satisfaction. n. B. Josey & Go.
The Temperance Association has 230
members. The next meeting will be
public and you are asked to attend. Then
it will be months old and the meeting
will be one of special interest.
IT'S better to be born lucky than rich
IT'S better to drive to Hoffman's and
your horses unhitch,
It's better to go where you can be
made glad
For his prices are so low no man can
remain sad.
The Farmers had a meeting last Satur-
dav. We are sorry that so many Of our
farmers did not attend. 1t is very prob
able that every one who attends these
meetings will learn somethin g, be it ever
so small.
Hoffman who IN Sympathy with all,
In cur coats offers, great inducements
this fall,
So start iGI2m your homes with HON.
man in view
And see how his everceats in winte, =.
will defend yod.
Misses Allie Rodgerson and FANNIE
Manning, of Plymouth, who have been
friends and relatives IN this CON
returned home Saturday. we !
extend our sympathles to W. L. H., Ed |
A.. W. 2. W. and r. J. NJ.
Our sales in clothins having increased |
10 such enormous proportions, We have |
found it necessary to enlarge our facilities
for the exhibition of our stock. We have
therefore devoted one half of the second
story of our building to that department
this season. Gentlemen will be wise to
call and examine before making their fall
purchases. n. B. Josey Co.
Newell, the photographer, has returns
ed, and will remain With us ten days
longer. The critical condition of his
Henderson operator detained him much
Ionger than he expected, but he is back
in full blast, ready to make you look
sweet in a picture. Cai OH him.
The grand music has gone out with joy
Gus strains
1t has reached the highways, hedges
and the lanes,
AS the inhabitants harness their horses
and start on their way
Because Hoffman in prices is carrying
the day.